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New West students show their artistic skills for Heritage Week

New Westminster has no shortage of artistic talent among the city’s youth. Youthful faces filled council chambers on April 12 as the City of New Westminster handed out its Heritage Week 2015 awards.

Healthwise: Who do you want to speak on your behalf?

Have you ever seen the before and after photographs of U.S. presidents? The incredible stress of four to eight years in the White House visibly accelerates the aging process.

Tips for a true blue garden

For many gardeners, true blue is one of the most treasured colours in flowers, but it can be a fickle one to acquire unless you actually buy the plant in bloom in a garden centre.
'Know that they are loved'

'Know that they are loved'

What is the greatest hope for your children ? As a parent you always hope that they will be safe and happy and find fulfillment in life. For myself those are important.

What's happening in New West? Top 5 weekend ideas

An eclectic mix of entertainment options (and an environmentally friendly activity) are on deck in New Westminster this weekend. Here’s the Record’s popular Top 5 (or more) things to for the April 17 to 19 weekend: 1.

New West church celebrates a milestone

A small Sapperton church traces its beginnings back to a time when New Westminster was the capital of British Columbia. St.

NWSS students look to raise dementia awarenes with 'Communi-Tea'

A new student group at New Westminster Secondary is hoping to raise awareness about dementia at an information session at the school this week.

New West school aims to grow its playgrounds

Richard McBride Elementary is holding a garden sale to help grow its playgrounds. Community members are invited to attend a garden party and fundraising sale on Sunday, May 3 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
ONE Prize works to build community in New West

ONE Prize works to build community in New West

Ten finalists named in the community-building grant program spearheaded by River Market and Donald's Market